Easy Triangle Candy Treat Holder Great Gift or Shower Favor

Check out these easy directions for a cute little candy treat holder.

Here's what you'll be making, just big enough for a Kiss or Rolo or Nuggat.

Start with a sheet of paper 5.5" by 4"

Score as shown in the photo below

Fold along all the score lines and cut off the outside section of the 1/4" wide strip
as shown in the 2nd image below.

Find the mid-point of each section (it should be at 7/8" from the edge and from each score line)
Cut away a triangle from the mid-point diagonally to the score line and discard the parts colored in pencil in this image.

See how easily it folds together to make a cute little box!

Now you just have to find something (small) to decorate your box.

These tiny little triangle boxes would be quick and easy to make for your co-workers. They make a fabulous table favor for a wedding or shower. And with Valentines Day just a few weeks away they'd also make a really cute little Valentine treat for everyone on your list.

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either Sunday afternoon Feb 7th or Monday evening Feb 8th.  

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Friends and Flowers - a Versatile Set

One thing that makes a stamp set truly worth the investment is when it can be used for a variety of occasions.  And that is certainly true for Stampin'UP's new "Friends and Flowers" stamp set.  This set is versatile enough to cover a wide variety of occasions from birthdays to babies, weddings, Easter and more. 

Just imagine all the fun playing with these shapes!

 I spent a fun weekend playing with this set and here are just a few of my projects. Of course I made some flowers too, but I started with some non-flower samples.

 

The face could work for lots of different animals, but with petal shapes in the set and Easter just a few months away it seemed obvious to try a few bunnies.

 

That sweet little baby in the peapod was next on my list. 

What a cutie!

And last but not least, a fish.  Notice the perfectly symmetrical green plants? and the perfectly cut fins?  Thats not me and my scissors - Stampin'UP! has a punch that matches this stamp set. Whoohoo! I am not one for fussy cutting!

 Thanks for Stopping by: Take a minute and browse previous posts. If you see anything you like I'm happy to help you get the product or just to consult and explain further how the project was made . . . its all about having fun with our hobby.

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Baby Card with a Yellow Rubber Ducky

Here's a sweet little yellow rubber ducky to welcome a sweet little baby.

Colors: Boy or Girl?  Yellow is a gender neutral color and while blue might be traditionally for boys it fits with the water theme of a rubber duck. And hey, any soft color is appropriate for a baby card, right?

The rubber duck/water theme is reinforced by the textured big polkadots (which reminded me of bubbles) -  and by the punched scallop edge (which reminded me of waves).

The rubber duck and sentiment are from a stamp set called: One Tag Fits All, from the new 2015 Occasions Catalog.  One Tag Fits All is available in either clear mount or wood mount

Can you see the shading on the duck?  I colored it with Blendabilities.  Honestly I never paid attention to all the talk of the wonders of alcohol markers until Stampin'UP! introduced the Blendabilities line. Can you say A-MAZE-ING! I am loving how well these markers color.

Thanks for stopping by,

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Baby Gift or Shower Gift Made with the Hamburger Box Die

Here's a super cute baby gift made with the Hamburger Box Die.
I received this little treat box as a Trade Project from Tina Petko

Wouldn't this be cute as a table favor at a Baby Shower?
Its also perfectly sized to give the mom-to-be a cute pair of booties and a gift card.

Best of all, the Hamburger Box Die is on Sale this Week!
Its always nice to save money, no matter how much you save,

but you especially love it when you see the higher priced items on sale,

like the Hamburger Box Die.

Tina used images from 2 different stamp sets to complete her project:

Something for Baby - -   and - -  One Tag Fits All

wood  or  clear                              wood  or clear

  

Tina made a window in the top of the box by punching a hole,

she then covered the hole with a piece of clear Window Sheet

stamped with the sentiment.

STAMPING TIP: When stamping on acetate or Window Sheet material

you need to use a quick drying ink like Staz-ON.

Thanks for stopping by, I hope you've been inspired to share a little love

• Browse  the new Occasions Catalog
• See the wonderful Sale-a-bration 2015 options
• Need any other stamping supplies? You can shop 24/7 in my OnLine Store
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	If you're ordering on-line then use this Hostess Code   to be registered for my Customer Rewards Program RGCPKBNH  (good thru - Feb 26)
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